Postseason Recaps, Line Scores, Stats & Records

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1 Postseason Recaps, Line Scores, Stats & Records World Champions

2 World Champions (6) National League Champions (21) NL West Champions (14) TABLE OF CONTENTS Dodgers World Series records Dodgers NLCS records Dodgers NLDS records Dodgers postseason home run log Dodgers postseason walk-off wins Dodgers All-Time postseason series linescores/stats,

3 DODGERS WORLD SERIES RECORDS Individual Batting - Career Games 44 Pee Wee Reese At-Bats 163 Pee Wee Reese Runs 22 Jackie Robinson Hits 46 Pee Wee Reese Doubles 9 Carl Furillo Triples 2 Tommy Davis Gene Hermanski Pee Wee Reese Home Runs 11* Duke Snider RBI 26* Duke Snider Walks 23 Jim Gilliam Strikeouts 33 Duke Snider Stolen Bases 9 Davey Lopes Batting Average.344 Steve Garvey Slugging Percentage.594 Duke Snider Pinch-Hits 3 Carl Furillo Individual Pitching - Career Games 11 Carl Erskine Complete Games 4 Sandy Koufax Innings 57.0 Sandy Koufax Strikeouts 61 Sandy Koufax Wins 4 Sandy Koufax Johnny Podres Losses 4 Don Newcombe Saves 2 Larry Sherry Shutouts 2 Sandy Koufax ERA 0.95 Sandy Koufax Individual Fielding - Career Putouts 326 Gil Hodges Chances 350 Gil Hodges Double Plays 31 Gil Hodges +World Series Record ++Co-hold World Series Record *World Series Record for a National League Team Individual Batting - Series Games 7 Held by many players At-Bats 30 Maury Wills (1965) Runs 7 Ron Fairly (1965) Reggie Smith (1977) Hits 11 Ron Fairly (1965) Maury Wills (1965) Bill Russell (1978) Singles 9 Pee Wee Reese (1952) Bill Russell (1978) Steve Garvey (1981) Doubles 3 Many Players - Last time: Ron Fairly & Maury Wills (1965) Triples 2 Tommy Davis (1963) Home Runs 4 Duke Snider (1952, 1955) Home Runs, PH 2++ Chuck Essegian (1959) RBI 8 Duke Snider (1952) Gil Hodges (1956) Total Bases 24 Duke Snider (1952) Walks 8 Jim Gilliam (1955) Strikeouts 7 Bruce Edwards (1947) Steve Garvey (1978) John Shelby (1988) Stolen Bases 4 Davey Lopes (1981) Batting Average.423 Bill Russell (1978) (10+ AB) Individual Pitching - Series Games 6 Hugh Casey (1947) Games Started 3 Many Players Last time: Sandy Koufax (1965) Complete Games 2 Many Players Last time: Orel Hershiser (1988) Innings 24.0 Sandy Koufax (1965) ERA 0.38 Sandy Koufax (1965) Wins 2 Many Players Last time: Orel Hershiser (1988) Saves 2 Larry Sherry (1959) Most Runs Allowed 10 Don Sutton (1978) Most Hits Allowed 23 Burleigh Grimes (1920) Walks 10 Rex Barney (1947) Carl Erskine (1952) Strikeouts 29 Sandy Koufax (1965) Individual Fielding - Series Assists 5 Dolph Camilli (1B) Assists 26 Davey Lopes (2B) Double Plays 11 Gil Hodges Double Plays (2nd base) 7 Charlie Neal (1959) 3

4 DODGERS WORLD SERIES RECORDS (2/3) Individual Batting - Game At-Bats 6 Pee Wee Reese Oct. 10, 1956 vs. New York (G 7) Triples 2 Tommy Davis++ Oct. 3, 1963 at New York (G2) Home Runs 2 Duke Snider Oct. 6, 1952 vs. New York (G6) Duke Snider Oct. 2, 1955 vs. New York (G5) Charlie Neal Oct. 2, 1959 vs. Chicago (G2) Davey Lopes Oct. 10, 1978 vs. New York (G1) RBI 5 Davey Lopes Oct. 10, 1978 vs. New York (G1) Pedro Guerrero Oct. 28, 1981 at New York - Game 6 Walks 4 Jackie Robinson++ Oct. 5, 1952 vs. New York (G5) Stolen Bases 3 Willie Davis Oct. 11, 1965 vs. Minnesota (G5) Stolen Bases, Inning 2 Davey Lopes Oct. 15, 1974 vs. Oakland (G 3, 1st) Individual Pitching - Game Most Strikeouts 15 Sandy Koufax Oct. 2, 1963 vs. New York (G1) Most Innings 13.1 Sherry Smith Oct. 9, 1916 vs. Boston (G2) Consecutive Strikeouts 5 Sandy Koufax++ Oct. 2, 1963 vs. New York (G1) Note: Strikeouts came at start of the game Fewest Walks 0 Don Newcombe Oct. 5, 1949 vs. New York (G1) Preacher Roe Oct. 6, 1949 vs. New York (G2) Sandy Koufax Oct. 6, 1963 vs. New York (G1) Don Sutton Oct. 16, 1977 vs. New York (G5) Wild Pitches 2 Jeff Pfeffer++ Oct. 12, 1916 vs. Boston (G5) Individual Fielding - Game Putouts 18 Jake Daubert Oct. 9, 1916 vs. Boston (G2) John Roseboro Oct. 2, 1963 vs. New York (G1) Putouts, Inning 3 Davey Lopes Oct. 16, 1974 vs. Oakland (G4, 6th) Oct. 21, 1981 vs. New York (G2, 4th) Assists 7 Sherry Smith (P) Oct. 9, 1916 vs. Boston Jim Gilliam (2B) Oct. 9, 1956 vs. New York Bill Russell (SS) Oct. 25, 1981 vs. New York Total Chances 13 Davey Lopes (2B) Oct. 16, 1974 vs. Oakland Club Batting - Series At-Bats Runs Hits , 1965 Singles Doubles , 1953 Triples Home Runs , 1977 Pinch-Hit Home Runs RBI Extra Base Hits Total Bases Walks Strikeouts Stolen Bases Batting Average Slugging Percentage Pinch-Hitters Sacrifices Club Pitching - Series Innings Complete Games Shutouts Most Hits Allowed Most Walks Allowed Fewest Walks Allowed Most Strikeouts Saves Lowest ERA Wild Pitches World Series Record ++Co-hold World Series Record *World Series Record for a National League Team 4

5 DODGERS WORLD SERIES RECORDS (3/3) Club Fielding - Series Most Putouts Most Assists Most Chances Most Errors Fewest Errors Best Fielding Pct Club General Longest Game, Inn. 14 Oct. 9, 1920 vs. Boston Longest Game, Time 3:26 Oct. 5, 1956 vs. New York Shortest Game, Time 1:41 Oct. 5, 1920 vs. Boston Most Players, Game 19 Oct. 9, 1949 vs. New York Oct. 11, 1977 vs. New York Most Players, Series , 1977 Fewest Players, Series Club Batting - At-Bats Extra Innings 43 Game Oct. 9, 1916 vs. Boston Game 2, 14 innings Nine-Inning record: 40 Oct. 28, 1981 vs. NYY (G6) Runs 13 Oct. 5, 1956 vs. NYY (G2) Runs, Inning 6 Oct. 2, 1947 vs. NYY (G2, 2 nd ) Oct. 5, 1956 vs. NYY (G2, 2 nd ) Hits 15 Oct. 10, 1978 vs. NYY (G1) Singles 12 Oct. 10, 1920 at CLE (G5) Oct. 4, 1953 vs. NYY (G5) Singles, Inning 7 Oct. 8, 1949 vs. NYY (G4, 6 th )++ Doubles 5 Oct. 3, 1953 vs. NYY (G4) Oct. 9, 1965 vs. MIN (G3) Doubles, Inning 3 Oct. 2, 1947 vs. NYY (G3, 2 nd ) Oct. 5, 1947 vs. NYY (G6, 3 rd ) Triples 2 Oct. 7, 1916 vs. Boston (G1) Oct. 10, 1916 vs. Boston (G3) Oct. 3, 1963 vs. New York (G2) Home Runs 4 Oct. 12, 1977 vs. NYY (G2) Home Runs, Inning 2 Six times Last: Oct. 25, 1981 vs. NYY (G5, 8 th ) Consecutive HR, Inning 2 Oct. 25, 1981 vs. NYY (G6) RBI 13 Oct. 5, 1956 vs. NYY (G2) RBI, Inning 6 Oct. 5, 1956 vs. NYY (G2, 2 nd ) Stolen Bases 4 Oct. 11, 1965 vs. NYY (G5) Walks 11 Oct. 5, 1956 vs. NYY (G2) Fewest Strikeouts 0 Oct. 3, 1952 vs. NYY (G3)++ Consecutive Strikeouts 6 Oct. 5, 1963 vs. NYY Fewest Left on Base 0 Oct. 8, 1956 at NYY (G5)+ Oct. 6, 1963 vs. New York (G4)+ Pinch-Hitters 6 Oct. 6, 1959 vs. CWS (G5) Sacrifices, Inning 3 Oct. 4, 1955 at NYY (G7)+ Club Pitching - Game Most Runs Allowed 11 Oct. 4, 1953 vs. New York Oct. 1, 1959 vs. Chicago Fewest Runs Allowed 0 Nine Times Last Time: Oct. 16, 1988 vs. Oakland Most Hits Allowed 18 Oct. 15, 1978 vs. New York Fewest Hits Allowed 3 Four times Last Time: Oct. 16, 1988 vs. Oakland Most Strikeouts 15 Oct. 2, 1963 vs. New York Fewest Walks Allowed 0 Four times Last time: Oct. 16, 1977 vs. New York Most Walks Allowed 10 Oct. 4, 1947 vs. New York Club Fielding - Game Most Putouts 40 Oct. 9, 1916 vs. Boston Most Assists (Ex. Inn.) 25 Oct. 9, 1916 vs. Boston Most Assists (9 Inn.) 20 Oct. 7, 1920 vs. Cleveland +World Series Record ++Co-hold World Series Record *World Series Record for a National League Team 5

6 DODGERS NLCS RECORDS (1/3) Individual Batting - Career (min. five games) Series 6 Steve Yeager Games 21 Bill Russell At-Bats 83 Bill Russell Runs 14 Steve Garvey Hits 28 Bill Russell Doubles 7 Ron Cey Triples 2 Davey Lopes Home Runs 7 Steve Garvey RBI 14 Steve Garvey Slugging Pct.750 Bill Madlock Walks 10 Ron Cey Stolen Bases 9 Davey Lopes Sacrifice Hits 3 Bill Russell Pinch-Hits 3 Manny Mota Individual Pitching - Career Wins 3 Don Sutton Fernando Valenzuela Losses 4 Jerry Reuss Games 8 Ronald Belisario Games Started 5 Don Sutton Orel Hershiser Fernando Valenzuela Complete Games 2 Don Sutton Tommy John Orel Hershiser Innings 40.0 Orel Hershiser Strikeouts 28 Fernando Valenzuela Walks 19 Fernando Valenzuela Hits 35 Orel Hershiser Most Earned Runs 15 Clayton Kershaw Hit Batters 2 Orel Hershiser Tommy John Wild Pitches 5 Clayton Kershaw Individual Batting (min. 10 AB) - Series Batting Avg.533 (8-15) Manny Ramirez 2008 Games 7 Many players tied At-Bats 30 Mike Marshall-1988 Steve Sax 1988 Runs 7 Steve Sax 1988 Hits 8 Manny Ramirez 2008 Bill Madlock 1985 Steve Sax 1988 Mike Scioscia 1988 Singles 8 Steve Sax 1988 Doubles 3 Ron Cey 1974 Ken Landreaux 1985 Steve Sax 1985 Individual Batting - Series Triples 1 Many players tied Home Runs 4 Steve Garvey 1978 Total Bases 22 Steve Garvey 1978 Extra Base Hits 6 Steve Garvey 1978 Slugging Pct Manny Ramirez 2008 RBI 8 Dusty Baker 1977 Walks 9 Jimmy Wynn 1974 Strikeouts 12++ John Shelby 1988 Stolen Bases 5 Davey Lopes 1974 Steve Sax 1988 Individual Pitching - Series Games 4 Many players tied Games Started 3 Orel Hershiser 1988 Complete Games 1 Many players tied Innings 24.2 Orel Hershiser 1988 Wins 2 Don Sutton 1974 Burt Hooton 1981 Tim Belcher 1988 Losses 2 Clayton Kershaw 2013 Chad Billingsley 2008 Jerry Reuss 1983 Tom Niedenfuer 1985 Saves 1 Many players tied Shutouts 1 Don Sutton 1974 Tommy John 1978 Orel Hershiser 1988 ERA (min. 10 IP) 0.00 Burt Hooton 1981 Strikeouts 16 Tim Belcher 1988 Most Hits 18 Orel Hershiser 1988 Most Earned Runs 10 Chad Billingsley 2008 Home Runs 3 Vicente Padilla 2009 Walks 10 Fernando Valenzuela 1985 Hit Batters 2 Tommy John 1977 Orel Hershiser 1988 George Sherrill Championship Series Record ++Co-holds Championship Series Record *N.L. Championship Series Record **Co-holds N.L. Championship Series Record 6

7 DODGERS NLCS RECORDS (2/3) Individual Batting - Game At-Bats 6 Kirk Gibson Oct. 9, 1988 at New York (G4) At-Bats, Inning 2 Steve Yeager Oct. 17, 1981 vs. New York Game 1-9th inning Jeff Hamilton Oct. 12, 1988 vs. New York Game 7-2nd inning Runs 4 Steve Garvey Oct. 9, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh++ - Game 4 Hits 4 Ron Cey Oct. 6, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh** - Game 2 Steve Garvey Oct. 9, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh** - Game 4 Dusty Baker Oct. 7, 1978 vs. Philadelphia** - Game 4 Doubles 2 Ron Cey Oct. 6, 1974 at Pittsburgh - Game 2 Ken Landreaux Oct. 10, 1985 vs. St. Louis - Game 2 Mike Marshall Oct. 14, 1985 at St. Louis - Game 5 Rick Dempsey October 10, 1988 Game 5 Triples 1 Many players tied Home Runs 2 Steve Garvey Oct. 9, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh - Game 4 Oct. 4, 1978 vs. Philadelphia - Game 1 Adrian Gonzalez Oct. 16, 2013 vs. St. Louis Game 5 RBI 4 Steve Garvey Oct. 9, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh - Game 4 Oct, 4, 1978 vs. Philadelphia Game 1 Ron Cey Oct. 4, 1977 vs. Philadelphia - Game 1 Dusty Baker Oct. 5, 1977 vs. Philadelphia - Game 2 Total Bases 11 Steve Garvey Oct. 4, 1978 at Philadelphia - Game 1 Stolen Bases 3 Steve Sax Oct. 9, 1988 at New York - Game 4 Individual Pitching- Game Hits 10 Burt Hooton Oct. 4, 1978 at Philadelphia - Game 1 Clayton Kershaw Oct. 18, 2013 at St. Louis Game 6 Walks 8 Fernando Valenzuela Oct. 14, 1985 at St. Louis - Game 5 Walks, Inning 4 Burt Hooton Oct. 7, 1977 at Philadelphia -Game 3-2nd inning Bob Welch Oct. 12, 1985 at St. Louis - Game 3-1st inning Individual Pitching- Game Strikeouts 10 Tim Belcher Oct. 5, 1988 vs. New York - Game 2 Zack Greinke Oct. 11, 2013 at St. Louis Game 1 Hit Batters 2 Orel Hershiser Oct. 12, 1988 vs. New York Club Batting - Game At-Bats 44 Oct. 11, 2013 at St. Louis Game 1 Runs 12 Oct. 9, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh Game 4 Hits 14 Oct. 15, 2009 vs. Philadelphia Game 1 Consecutive Hits 5 Oct. 6, 1974 at Pittsburgh Game 2-8th inning Singles 10 Oct. 17, 1981 at Montreal Game 4 Oct. 15, 2009 vs. Philadelphia Game 1 Doubles 5 Oct. 7, 1977 at Philadelphia Game 3 Oct. 12, 1985 at St. Louis Game 3 Triples 2 Oct. 4, 1978 at Philadelphia Game 1 Oct. 14, 2013 vs. St. Louis Game 3 Home Runs 4 Oct. 4, 1978 at Philadelphia Game 1 Oct. 16, 2013 vs. St. Louis Game 5 RBI 11 Oct. 9, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh Game 4 Total Bases 30 Oct. 4, 1978 at Philadelphia Game 1 Stolen Bases 4 Oct. 9, 1988 at New York Game 4 Walks 11 Oct. 9, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh Game 4++* Sacrifice Hits 3 Oct. 17, 1981 at Montreal Game 4** Left On Base 13 Oct. 5, 1974 at Pittsburgh Game 1** +Championship Series Record ++Co-holds Championship Series Record *N.L. Championship Series Record **Co-holds N.L. Championship Series Record 7

8 DODGERS NLCS RECORDS (3/3) Club Batting - Series At-Bats Runs Hits Singles Doubles Triples & 2013 Home Runs Grand Slam Home Runs RBI Total Bases Extra Base Hits Batting Average Slugging Percentage Walks Strikeouts Stolen Bases Pinch-Hitters Pinch-Hits Club Pitching - Series Innings Most Hits Allowed ERA Complete Games Saves Wild Pitches Strikeouts Most Hits Most Earned Runs Walks Club Fielding - Series Most Putouts Most Assists Most Errors , 1985 Fewest Errors Most Double Plays Fewest Passed Balls , 1978, 1985, 2008 Highest Fielding Pct Club General Most Players, Series Fewest Players, Series , 1978 Most Players, Game 21 Oct. 9, 1988 at New York Game 4-12 innings 19 Oct. 13, 2008 vs. Philadelphia Game 4 Oct. 7, 1977 at Philadelphia Game 3-9 innings Oct. 8, 1988 at New York Game 3-9 innings Club General Longest Game, Innings 13 Oct. 11, 2013 at St. Louis Game 1 Longest Game, Time 4:47 Oct. 11, 2013 at St. Louis Game 1 Shortest Game, Time 2:06 Oct. 5, 1978 at Philadelphia Largest Attn Home 56,800 Oct. 12, 13, and 15, Philadelphia Games 3-5 Largest Attn Road 64,924 Oct. 8, 1977 at Philadelphia +Championship Series Record ++Co-holds Championship Series Record *N.L. Championship Series Record **Co-holds N.L. Championship Series Record 8

9 DODGERS NLDS RECORDS (1/2) Individual Batting - Career Games 14 Andre Ethier At-Bats 44 Matt Kemp Runs 9 Yasiel Puig Hits 14 Hanley Ramirez Doubles 5 Hanley Ramirez Triples 1 Many players tied Home Runs 3 Shawn Green, Carl Crawford RBI 9 James Loney Walks 8 Andre Ethier Strikeouts 16 Matt Kemp Stolen Bases 2 Many players tied AVG (min 10 AB).571 Jeff Kent SLG.857 Jeff Kent Pinch-Hits 2 Dave Hansen Individual Pitching - Career Games 8 Jonathan Broxton Complete Games 1 Jose Lima, Jerry Reuss Fernando Valenzuela Innings 32.1 Clayton Kershaw Strikeouts 41 Clayton Kershaw Wins 1 Many players tied Losses 2 Many players tied Saves 2 Broxton, Kenley Jansen Shutouts 1 Jerry Reuss, Jose Lima ERA (min 10.0 IP) 0.00 Jerry Reuss Individual Fielding - Career Putouts 77 James Loney Chances 86 A.J. Ellis Double Plays 7 3 players tied Individual Batting - Series Games 5 Many players tied At-Bats 20 Ken Landreaux (1981), Davey Lopes (1981) Runs 6 Carl Crawford (2013) Hits 8 Jeff Kent (2006) Yasiel Puig (2013) Hanley Ramirez (2013) Singles 7 Yasiel Puig (2013) Doubles 4 Hanley Ramirez (2013) Triples 1 5 players tied Home Runs 3 Shawn Green (2004) Carl Crawford (2013) Home Runs, PH 0 None RBI 6 James Loney (2008) Hanley Ramirez (2013) Total Bases 17 Hanley Ramirez (2013) Individual Batting - Series Walks 5 Milton Bradley (2004) Strikeouts 8 3 players tied Stolen Bases 2 Milton Bradley (2004) Rafael Furcal (2006) AVG (min. 10 AB).615 Jeff Kent (2006) Individual Pitching - Series Games 4 Brandon League (2014) Games Started 2 Many players tied Complete Games 1 Fernando Valenzuela (1981) Jerry Reuss (1981) Jose Lima (2004) Innings 18.0 Jerry Reuss (1981) ERA (min. 5 IP) 0.00 Many players tied Wins 1 Many players tied Saves 1 Kenley Jansen (2013, 2014) Jonathan Broxton (2008, 2009) Most Runs Allowed 11 Clayton Kershaw (2014) Most Hits Allowed 12 Clayton Kershaw (2014) Walks 7 Odalis Perez (2004) Strikeouts 19 Clayton Kershaw (2014) Individual Batting - Game At-Bats 6 Rafael Furcal, Oct. 2, 2008 Hits 4 Chad Fonville, Oct. 4, 1995 Jeff Kent, Oct. 7, 2006 A.J. Ellis, Oct. 3, 2014 Runs 3 Many players tied Doubles 2 Many players tied Triples 1 Many players tied Home Runs 2 Eric Karros, Oct. 4, 1995 Shawn Green, Oct. 9, 2004 Carl Crawford, Oct. 7, 2013 RBI 4 Eric Karros, Oct. 4, 1995 James Loney, Oct. 1, 2008 Walks 3 Bill Russell, Oct. 7, 1981 Stolen Bases 1 Many players tied Individual Pitching - Game Most Strikeouts 12 Clayton Kershaw, Oct. 3, 2013 Most Innings 9.0 Jerry Reuss, Oct. 7, 1981 Fernando Valenzuela, Oct. 10, 1981 Jerry Reuss, Oct. 11, 1981 Jose Lima, Oct. 9, 2004 Fewest Walks in CG 1 Fernando Valenzuela Oct. 10, 1981 Jose Lima Oct. 9, 2004 Wild Pitches 1 Many players tied 9

10 DODGERS NLDS RECORDS (2/2) Club Batting - Series At-Bats Runs Hits Singles Doubles Triples Home Runs , 2013 RBI Extra Base Hits Total Bases Walks Strikeouts Stolen Bases , 2004, 2006, 2013 Batting Average Slugging Percentage Club Pitching - Series Innings Complete Games Shutouts , 2004 Most Hits Allowed Most Walks Allowed Fewest Walks Allowed Most Strikeouts Saves , 2009, 2013, 2014 Lowest ERA Wild Pitches , 2008, 2013, 2014 Club Batting - Game At-bats 42 Oct. 7, 2006 Runs 13 Oct. 6, 2013 Hits 16 Oct. 7, 2006, Oct. 3, 2014 Singles 14 Oct. 7, 2006 Doubles 4 4x, last: Oct. 7, 2013 vs. ATL Triples 1 6x, last: Oct. 6, 2014 vs. STL Home Runs 3 3x: last: Oct. 7, 2013 vs. ATL Home Runs, Inning 2 Oct. 7, 2004 (4th) RBI 13 Oct. 6, 2013 Stolen Bases 2 Oct. 11, 1981 vs. HOU Oct. 7, 2013 vs. ATL Walks 8 Oct. 1, 2008, Oct. 7, 2009 Fewest Strikeouts 1 Oct. 10, 1981 Most Left on Base 16 Oct. 7, 2009 Fewest Left on Base 1 2x: Oct. 6, 1981, Oct. 3, 1996 Club Pitching - Game Most Runs Allowed 10 2x; Oct. 6, 1995, Oct. 3, 2014 Fewest Runs Allowed 0 Oct. 11, 1981 Oct. 10, 2004 Most Hits Allowed 14 Oct. 7, 2006 Fewest Hits Allowed 3 Oct. 9, 1981 Most Strikeouts 15 Oct. 3, 2013 Fewest Walks Allowed 1 5x, last time: Oct. 3, 2014 Most Walks Allowed 7 Oct. 5, 1996 Oct. 10, 2004 Club Fielding - Series Most Putouts Most Assists Most Total Chances Most Errors Fewest Errors , 2014 Best Fielding Pct ,

11 IN BROOKLYN: Date Batter Pitcher Inn MOB 10/25/1890 Oyster Burns Daily 1 1 DODGERS POSTSEASON HOME RUNS World Series Homers IN BROOKLYN: Date Batter Pitcher Inn MOB 10/9/1916 Hi Myers Ruth /5/1941 Pete Reiser Donald /1/1947 Dixie Walker Reynolds /7/1949 Pee Wee Reese Byrne /7/1949 Luis Olmo Page /7/1949 Roy Campanella Page /9/1949 Gil Hodges Raschi /1/1952 Jackie Robinson Reynolds /1/1952 Duke Snider Reynolds /1/1952 Pee Wee Reese Scarborough /5/1952 Duke Snider Blackwell /6/1952 Duke Snider Raschi /6/1952 Duke Snider Raschi 8 0 9/30/1953 Jim Gilliam Reynolds 5 0 9/30/1953 Gil Hodges Reynolds 6 0 9/30/1953 George Shuba Reynolds /2/1953 Roy Campanella Raschi /3/1953 Duke Snider Sain /4/1953 Billy Cox McDonald /4/1953 Jim Gilliam Kuzava /5/1953 Carl Furillo Reynolds 9 1 9/28/1955 Carl Furillo Ford 2 0 9/28/1955 Duke Snider Ford 3 0 9/30/1955 Roy Campanella Turley /1/1955 Roy Campanella Larsen /1/1955 Gil Hodges Larsen /1/1955 Duke Snider Kucks /2/1955 Sandy Amoros Grim /2/1955 Duke Snider Grim /2/1955 Duke Snider Grim /3/1956 Jackie Robinson Ford /3/1956 Gil Hodges Ford /5/1956 Duke Snider Byrne 2 2 IN LOS ANGELES: Date Batter Pitcher Inn MOB 10/2/1959 Charlie Neal Shaw /2/1959 Charlie Neal Shaw /2/1959 Chuck Essegian Shaw /5/1959 Gil Hodges Staley /8/1959 Duke Snider Wynn /8/1959 Wally Moon Donovan /8/1959 Chuck Essegian Moore /2/1963 John Roseboro Ford /3/1963 Bill Skowron Downing /6/1963 Frank Howard Ford /6/1965 Ron Fairly Grant /10/1965 Wes Parker Grant /10/1965 Lou Johnson Pleis /13/1965 Ron Fairly Grant /14/1965 Lou Johnson Kaat /5/1966 Jim Lefebvre McNally /12/1974 Jimmy Wynn Fingers /13/1974 Joe Ferguson Blue /15/1974 Bill Buckner Hunter /15/1974 Willie Crawford Fingers /12/1977 Ron Cey Hunter /12/1977 Steve Yeager Hunter /12/1977 Reggie Smith Hunter /12/1977 Steve Garvey Lyle /14/1977 Dusty Baker Torrez /15/1977 Davey Lopes Guidry /16/1977 Steve Yeager Gullett /16/1977 Reggie Smith Tidrow /18/1977 Reggie Smith Torrez /10/1978 Davey Lopes Figueroa /10/1978 Dusty Baker Figueroa /10/1978 Davey Lopes Clay /11/1978 Ron Cey Hunter /14/1978 Reggie Smith Figueroa /17/1978 Davey Lopes Hunter /20/1981 Steve Yeager Guidry /23/1981 Ron Cey Righetti /24/1981 Jay Johnstone Davis /25/1981 Pedro Guerrero Guidry /25/1981 Steve Yeager Guidry /28/1981 Pedro Guerrero May /15/1988 Mickey Hatcher Stewart /15/1988 Kirk Gibson Eckersley /16/1988 Mike Marshall Davis /20/1988 Mickey Hatcher Davis /20/1988 Mike Davis Davis

12 DODGERS POSTSEASON HOME RUNS (2/2) National League Championship Series Homers Date Batter Pitcher Inn MOB 10/6/1974 Ron Cey Rooker /9/1974 Steve Garvey Reuss /9/1974 Steve Garvey Brett /4/1977 Ron Cey Carlton /5/1977 Dusty Baker Lonborg /8/1977 Dusty Baker Carlton /4/1978 Steve Garvey Christenson /4/1978 Davey Lopes Christenson /4/1978 Steve Yeager Eastwick /4/1978 Steve Garvey McGraw /5/1978 Davey Lopes Ruthven /6/1978 Steve Garvey Carlton /7/1978 Ron Cey Lerch /7/1978 Steve Garvey Lerch /13/1981 Pedro Guerrero Reardon /13/1981 Mike Scioscia Reardon /17/1981 Steve Garvey Gullickson /19/1981 Rick Monday Rogers /7/1983 Mike Marshall Hudson /8/1983 Dusty Baker Carlton /10/1985 Greg Brock Andujar /13/1985 Bill Madlock Tudor /14/1985 Bill Madlock Forsch /16/1985 Bill Madlock Andujar /16/1985 Mike Marshall Worrell /9/1988 Mike Scioscia Gooden /9/1988 Kirk Gibson McDowell /10/1988 Kirk Gibson Fernandez /10/2008 Manny Ramirez Myers /12/2008 Rafael Furcal Moyer /13/2008 Casey Blake Durbin /15/2008 Manny Ramirez Hamels /15/2009 James Loney Hamels /15/2009 Manny Ramirez Hamels /19/2009 Matt Kemp Blanton /21/2009 Andre Ethier Hamels /21/2009 James Loney Hamels /21/2009 Orlando Hudson Hamels /16/2013 Adrian Gonzalez Kelly /16/2013 Carl Crawford Kelly /16/2013 A.J. Ellis Mujica /16/2013 Adrian Gonzalez Axford 8 0 National League Division Series Homers Date Batter Pitcher Inn MOB 10/6/1981 Steve Garvey Ryan /9/1981 Steve Garvey Knepper /10/1981 Pedro Guerrero Ruhle /3/1995 Mike Piazza Schourek /4/1995 Eric Karros Smiley /4/1995 Eric Karros Brantley /5/2004 Tom Wilson Isringhausen /7/2004 Jayson Werth Marquis /7/2004 Shawn Green Marquis /7/2004 Milton Bradley Marquis /9/2004 Shawn Green Morris /9/2004 Shawn Green Morris /10/2004 Jayson Werth Suppan /5/2006 Wilson Betemit Heilman /7/2006 Jeff Kent Oliver /1/2008 James Loney Dempster /1/2008 Manny Ramirez Marshall /1/2008 Russell Martin Marquis /2/2008 Manny Ramirez Zambrano /7/2009 Matt Kemp Carpenter /8/2009 Andre Ether Wainwright /10/2009 Andre Ethier Pineiro /3/2013 Adrian Gonzalez Medlen /4/2013 Hanley Ramirez Carpenter /6/2013 Carl Crawford Teheran /6/2013 Juan Uribe Wood /7/2013 Carl Crawford Garcia /7/2013 Carl Crawford Garcia /7/2013 Juan Uribe Carpenter /3/2014 A.J. Ellis Wainwright /3/2014 Adrian Gonzalez Choate /4/2014 Matt Kemp Neshek 8 0 DODGERS POSTSEASON WALK-OFF WINS Cookie Lavagetto Oct. 3, 1947-World Series Game 4 vs. NYY 9 th -inning two-run double off Bill Bevens (3-2 win) Jackie Robinson Oct. 9, 1956-World Series Game 6 vs. NYY 10 th -inning RBI single off Bob Turley (1-0 win) Bill Russell Oct. 7, 1978-NLCS Game 4 vs. PHI 10 th -inning RBI single off Tug McGraw (4-3 win) Kirk Gibson Oct. 15, 1988-World Series Game 1 vs. OAK 9 th -inning two-run HR off Dennis Eckersley (5-4 win) Mark Loretta Oct. 8, 2009-NLDS Game 2 vs. STL 9 th -inning RBI single off Ryan Franklin (3-2 win) 12

13 1916 World Series (BOS 4, BRO 1) Game 1, Saturday, Oct. 7, 1916 at Boston BROOKLYN BOSTON x Marquard (L), Pfeffer and Meyers Shore (W) and Mays (S) and Cady HR: None T: 2:16, A: 36,117 Game 3, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1916 at Brooklyn BOSTON BROOKLYN x Mays (L), Foster and Thomas Coombs (W), Pfeffer (S) and Miller HR: BOS-Gardner T: 2:01, A: 21,087 Game 2, Monday, Oct. 9, 1916 at Boston R H E BROOKLYN BOSTON Smith (L) and Miller Ruth (W) and Thomas HR: BOS-Myers T: 2:32, A: 47,373 Game 4, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1916 at Brooklyn BOSTON BROOKLYN Leonard (W) and Carrigan Marquard (L), Cheney, Rucker and Meyers HR: BOS-Gardner T: 2:30, A: 21,662 Game 5, Thursday, Oct. 12, 1916 at Boston BROOKLYN BOSTON x Pfeffer (L), Dell and Meyers Shore (W) and Cady HR: None T: 1:43, A: 43,620 Stengel Coombs Johnston Merkle Olson Pfeffer Wheat Meyers Smith Myers Daubert Mowrey Miller Cutshaw Getz Marquard O'Mara Totals G INN H R ER BB SO W L ERA Dell Rucker Smith Pfeffer Cheney Coombs Marquard Totals

14 1920 World Series (CLE 5, BRO 2) Game 1, Tuesday, Oct. 5, 1920 at Brooklyn CLEVELAND BROOKLYN Coveleski (W) and O Neill Marquard (L), Mamaux, Cadore and Krueger T: 1:41, A: 23,573 Game 3, Thursday, Oct. 7, 1920 at Brooklyn CLEVELAND BROOKLYN x Caldwell (L), Mails, Uhle and O Neill Smith (W) and Miller T: 1:47, A: 25,088 Game 5, Sunday, Oct. 10, 1920 at Cleveland BROOKLYN CLEVELAND x Grimes (L), Mitchell and Miller, Krueger Bagby (W) and O Neill, Thomas HR: CLE-Smith, Bagby T: 1:49, A: 26,884 Game 2, Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1920 at Brooklyn CLEVELAND BROOKLYN x Bagby (L), Uhle and O Neill Grimes (W) and Miller T: 1:55, A: 22,559 Game 4, Saturday, Oct. 9, 1920 at Cleveland BROOKLYN CLEVELAND x Cadore (L), Mamaux, Marquard, Pfeffer and Miller Coveleski (W) and O Neill T: 1:54, A: 25,734 Game 6, Monday, Oct. 11, 1920 at Cleveland BROOKLYN CLEVELAND x Smith (L) and Miller Mails (W) and O Neill T: 1:34, A: 27,194 Game 7, Tuesday, Oct. 12, 1920 at Cleveland BROOKLYN CLEVELAND x Grimes (L), Mamaux and Miller and Krueger Coveleski (W) and O Neill T: 1:55, A: 27,525 Grimes Mitchell Wheat Olson Myers Johnston Griffith Sheehan Konetchy Krueger Miller Kilduff Lamar Mamaux Marquard Neis Pfeffer Schmandt Smith Totals Team G INN H R ER BB SO W L ERA Mitchell Smith Marquard Pfeffer Grimes Mamaux Cadore Totals

15 1941 World Series (NYY 4, BRO 1) Game 1, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1941 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Davis (L), Casey, Allen and Owen, Franks Ruffing (W) and Dickey HR: NYY-Gordon T: 2:08, A: 68,540 Game 2, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1941 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK Wyatt (W) and Owen Chandler (L), Murphy and Dickey, Rosar T: 2:31, A: 66,248 Game 3, Saturday, Oct. 4, 1941 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Russo (W) and Dickey Fitzsimmons, Casey (L), French, Allen and Owen T: 2:22, A: 33,100 Game 4, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1941 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Donald, Breuer, Murphy (W) and Dickey Higbe, French, Allen, Casey (L) and Owen HR: BRO-Reiser T: 2:54, A: 33,813 Game 5, Monday, Oct. 6, 1941 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Bonham (W) and Dickey Wyatt (L) and Owen HR: NYY-Henrich T: 2:13, A: 34,072 Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Higbe Casey Riggs Medwick Walker Reese Reiser Wasdell Camilli Owen Wyatt Herman Lavagetto Coscarart Davis Fitzsimmons Franks Galan Totals G IP H R ER BB SO W L ERA Allen Fitzsimmons French Wyatt Casey Davis Higbe Totals

16 Game 1, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1947 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Branca (L), Behrman, Casey and Edwards Shea (W), Page (S) and Berra T: 2:20, A: 73,365 Game 3, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1947 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Newsom (L), Raschi, Drews, Chandler, Page and Lollar, Berra Hatten, Branca, Casey (W) and Edwards HR: NYY-DiMaggio, Berra T: 3:05, A: 33, World Series (NYY 4, BRO 3) Game 2, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1947 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Lombardi (L), Gregg, Behrman, Barney and Edwards Reynolds (W) and Berra HR: BRO-Walker, NYY-Henrich T: 2:36, A: 69,865 Game 4, Friday, Oct. 3, 1947 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Bevens (L) and Berra Taylor, Gregg, Behrman, Casey (W) and Edwards T: 2:20, A: 33,443 Game 5, Saturday, Oct. 4, 1947 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Shea (W) and Robinson Barney (L), Hatten, Behrman, Casey and Edwards HR: NYY-DiMaggio T: 2:46, A: 34,379 Game 7, Monday, Oct. 6, 1947 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Gregg (L), Behrman, Hatten, Barney, Casey and Edwards Shea, Bevens, Page (W) and Robinson T: 2:19, A: 71,548 Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Bragan Vaughan Furillo Hatten Reese Robinson Miksis Reiser Stanky Edwards Walker Jorgensen Hermanski Lavagetto Barney Branca Casey Gionfriddo Gregg Hodges Lombardi Totals Game 6, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1947 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK Lombardi, Branca (W), Hatten, Casey (S) and Edwards Reynolds, Drews, Page (L), Newsom, Raschi, Wensloff and Lollar and Robinson T: 3:19, A: 74,065 G INN H R ER BB SO W L ERA Casey Barney Gregg Hatten Behrman Branca Lombardi Taylor Totals

17 1949 World Series (NYY 4, BRO 1) Game 1, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1949 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK Newcombe (L) and Campanella Reynolds (W) and Berra HR: NYY-Henrich T: 2:24, A: 66,224 Game 3, Friday, Oct. 7, 1949 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Byrne, Page (W) and Berra Branca (L), Banta and Campanella HR: BRO-Reese, Olmo, Campanella T: 2:30, A: 32,788 Game 2, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1949 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK Roe (W) and Campanella Raschi (L), Page and Silvera, Niarhos T: 2:30, A: 70,053 Game 4, Saturday, Oct. 8, 1949 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Lopat (W), Reynolds (S) and Berra Newcombe (L), Hatten, Erskine, Banta and Campanella T: 2:42, A: 33,934 Game 5, Sunday, Oct. 9, 1949 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Raschi (W), Page (S) and Berra Barney (L), Banta, Erskine, Hatten, Palica, Minner and Campanella HR: NYY-DiMaggio, BRO-Hodges T: 3:04, A: 33,711 Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Edwards Cox Reese Hermanski Miksis Olmo Campanella Hodges Robinson Jorgensen Snider Furillo Banta Branca Brown Newcombe Rackley Roe Whitman Totals G INN H R ER BB SO W L ERA Minner Palica Roe Newcombe Banta Branca Erskine Hatten Barney Totals

18 Game 1, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1952 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Reynolds (L), Scarborough and Berra Black (W) and Campanella HR: NYY-McDougald, BRO-Robinson, Snider, Reese T: 2:21, A: 34, World Series (NYY 4, BRO 3) Game 2, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1952 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Raschi (W) and Berra Erskine (L), Loes, Lehman and Campanella HR: NYY-Martin T: 2:47, A: 33,792 Game 3, Friday, Oct. 3, 1952 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK Roe (W) and Campanella Lopat (L), Gorman and Berra HR: NYY-Berra, Mize T: 2:56, A: 66,698 Game 5, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1952 at New York R H E BROOKLYN NEW YORK Erskine (W) and Campanella Blackwell, Sain (L) and Berra HR: BRO-Snider, NYY-Mize T: 3:00, A: 70,536 Game 4, Saturday, Oct. 4, 1952 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Black (L), Rutherford and Campanella Reynolds (W) and Berra HR: NYY-Mize T: 2:33, A: 71,787 Game 6, Monday, Oct. 6, 1952 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Raschi (W), Reynolds (S) and Berra Loes (L), Roe and Campanella HR: NYY-Berra, Mantle, BRO-Snider 2 T: 2:56, A: 30,037 Game 7, Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1952 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Lopat, Reynolds (W), Raschi, Kuzava (S) and Berra Black (L), Roe, Erskine and Campanella HR: NYY-Woodling, Mantle T: 2:54, A: 33,195 Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Reese Snider Loes Shuba Cox Campanella Pafko Furillo Robinson Black Erskine Hodges Holmes Morgan Nelson Roe Totals G INN H R ER BB SO W L ERA Lehman Black Roe Loes Erskine Rutherford Totals

19 1953 World Series (NYY 4, BRO 2) Game 1, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1953 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Erskine, Hughes, Labine (L), Wade and Campanella Reynolds, Sain (W) and Berra HR: BRO-Gilliam, Hodges, Shuba, NYY-Berra, Collins T: 3:10, A: 69,734 Game 2, Thursday, Oct. 1, 1953 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Roe (L) and Campanella Lopat (W) and Berra HR: NYY-Martin, Mantle T: 2:42, A: 66,786 Game 3, Friday, Oct. 2, 1953 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Raschi (L) and Berra Erskine (W) and Campanella HR: BRO-Campanella T: 3:00, A: 35,720 Game 4, Saturday, Oct. 3, 1953 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Ford (L), Gorman, Sain, Schallock and Berra Loes (W), Labine (S) HR: NYY-McDougald, BRO-Snider T: 2:46, A: 36,775 Game 5, Sunday, Oct. 4, 1953 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN McDonald (W), Kuzava, Reynolds (S) and Berra Podres (L), Meyer, Wade, Black and Campanella HR: NYY-Woodling, Mantle, Martin, McDougald, BRO-Cox, Gilliam T: 3:02, A: 36,775 Game 6, Monday, Oct. 5, 1953 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK Erskine, Milliken, Labine (L) and Campanella Ford, Reynolds (W) and Berra HR: BRO-Furillo T: 2:55, A: 62,370 Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Podres Shuba Loes Williams Hodges Furillo Robinson Snider Cox Gilliam Campanella Erskine Reese Belardi Hughes Labine Meyer Morgan Roe Totals G INN H R ER BB SO W L ERA Milliken Hughes Loes Podres Labine Roe Erskine Meyer Black Wade Totals

20 1955 World Series (BRO 4, NYY 3) For the Brooklyn Dodgers, the 1955 World Series was not just a chance to win a championship, but an opportunity to avenge five previous World Series failures at the hands of their chief rivals, the New York Yankees. Even with their ace Don Newcombe on the mound, the Dodgers seemed to be doomed from the start, as three Yankee home runs set back Newcombe and the rest of the team in their opening 6-5 loss. Game 2 had the same result, as New York southpaw Tommy Byrne held Brooklyn to five hits in a 4-2 victory. With the Series heading back to Brooklyn, Johnny Podres was given the start for Game 3. The Dodger lefty stymied the Yankees' offense in the first seven innings by allowing one run on four hits en route to an 8-3 victory. Podres gave the Dodger faithful a hint as to what lay ahead in the series with his complete-game, six-strikeout performance. Game 4 at Ebbets Field turned out to be an all-out slugfest. After falling behind early, 3-1, the Dodgers used the long ball to knot the series. Future Hall of Famers Roy Campanella and Duke Snider each homered and Gil Hodges collected three of the club s 14 hits, including a home run in the 8-5 triumph. Snider's third and fourth home runs of the Series provided the support needed for rookie Roger Craig and the Dodgers took Game 5 by a score of 5-3. However, a Yankee five-run first inning in Game 6 was all Whitey Ford needed to win 5-1 and send the Fall Classic to a decisive Game 7. Podres and Byrne matched up in the finale, both coming off complete-game victories. An RBI single and a sacrifice fly from Hodges was all the offense Podres required to capture Brooklyn s first and only World Championship, as he would throw his second complete game of the series and win in a 2-0 shutout on his way to garnering MVP honors. 20

21 1955 World Series (BRO 4, NYY 3) Game 1, Wednesday, Sept. 28 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Newcombe (L), Bessent, Labine and Campanella Ford (W), Grim and Berra HR: Furillo, Howard, Snider, Collins 2 T: 2:31, A: 63,869 Game 3, Friday, Sept. 30 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Turley (L), Morgan, Kucks, Sturdivant and Berra Podres (W) and Campanella HR: Campanella, Mantle T: 2:20, A: 34,209 Game 5, Sunday, Oct. 2 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Grim (L), Turley and Berra Craig (W), Labine and Campanella HR: Amoros, Snider 2, Cerv, Berra T: 2:40, A: 36,796 Game 2, Thursday, Sept. 29 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Loes (L), Bessent, Spooner, Labine and Campanella Byrne (W) and Berra HR: None T: 2:28, A: 64,707 Game 4, Saturday, Oct. 1 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Larsen (L), Kucks, R. Coleman, Morgan, Sturdivant and Berra Erskine, Bessent, Labine (W) and Campanella HR: McDougald, Campanella, Hodges, Snider T: 2:57, A: 36,242 Game 6, Monday, Oct. 3 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Spooner (L), Meyer, Roebuck and Campanella Ford (W) and Berra HR: Skowron T: 2:34, A: 64,022 Game 7, Tuesday, Oct. 4 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK Podres (W) and Campanella Byrne (L), Grim, Turley and Berra HR: None T: 2:44, A: 62,465 Amoros Kellert Hoak Snider Reese Furillo Gilliam Hodges Campanella Zimmer J. Robinson Podres Totals G IP H R ER BB SO W L ERA Meyer Bessent Roebuck Podres Labine Craig Erskine Newcombe Loes Spooner Totals

22 Game 1, Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1956 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Ford (L), Kucks, Morgan, Turley and Berra Maglie (W) and Campanella HR: NYY-Mantle, Martin, BRO-Robinson, Hodges T: 2:32, A: 34, World Series (NYY 4, BRO 3) Game 2, Friday, Oct. 5, 1956 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN x Larsen, Kucks, Byrne, Sturdivant, Morgan (L), Turley, McDermott and Berra Newcombe, Roebuck, Bessent (W) and Campanella HR: NYY-Berra, BRO-Snider T: 3:26, A: 36,217 Game 3, Saturday, Oct. 6, 1956 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Craig (L), Labine and Campanella Ford (W) and Berra HR: NYY-Martin, Slaughter T: 2:17, A: 73,977 Game 5, Monday, Oct. 8, 1956 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Maglie (L) and Campanella Larsen (W) and Berra HR: NYY-Mantle T: 2:06, A: 64,519 Game 7, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1956 at Brooklyn NEW YORK BROOKLYN Kucks (W) and Berra Newcombe (L), Bessent, Craig, Roebuck, Erskine and Campanella HR: NYY-Berra 2, Howard, Showron T: 2:19, A: 33,782 Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Bessent Craig Hodges Snider Labine Robinson Furillo Reese Campanella Gilliam Amoros Erskine Jackson Maglie Mitchell Neal Newcombe Walker Totals Game 4, Sunday, Oct. 7, 1956 at New York BROOKLYN NEW YORK x Erskine (L), Roebuck, Drysdale and Campanella Sturdivant (W) and Berra HR: NYY-Mantle, Berra T: 2:43, A: 69,705 Game 6, Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1956 at Brooklyn R H E NEW YORK BROOKLYN Turley (L) and Berra Labine (W) and Campanella T: 2:37, A: 33,224 G INN H R ER BB SO W L ERA Labine Bessent Roebuck Maglie Erskine Drysdale Craig Newcombe Totals

23 1959 World Series (LA 4, CWS 2) After advancing to the World Series in only their second season in Los Angeles, the Dodgers' opportunity to seize their first West Coast championship came against the Chicago White Sox. In Game 1, Chicago showed its dominance on the mound as veteran and future Hall of Famer Early Wynn held the Dodgers scoreless for seven innings en route to an 11-0 victory. Game 2 at Comiskey Park started like the first, with Johnny Podres falling behind Bob Shaw, 2-0. With the Dodgers behind, 2-1, in the 7th inning, Chuck Essegian, who had only homered once all year, pinch-hit for Podres and hit a two-out blast to knot the game at 2-2. Two batters later, Charlie Neal hit his second home run of the day and the Dodgers never looked back, as Larry Sherry went the final three innings to pick up the save in the 4-3 Dodger victory. In front of all-time record crowds of over 92,000 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the Dodgers were able to capture Games 3 and 4 by scores of 3-1 and 5-4, respectively, due to a clutch two-run pinch-hit single by Carl Furillo in Game 3, and a tiebreaking home run in the 8th inning of Game 4 by Gil Hodges. Larry Sherry proved to be the hero on the mound, as he pitched two innings in each game, picking up the save in Game 3 and the win in Game 4. Game 5 proved to be a classic pitchers duel as Bob Shaw outlasted Sandy Koufax in the White Sox 1-0 victory. The game s lone run scored on a Sherm Lollar double-play ground out. Game 6 back in Chicago was all Dodgers, as Duke Snider, Charlie Neal, and Wally Moon combined for six hits, two home runs, and six RBI. 23

24 1959 World Series (LA 4, CWS 2) Game 1, Thursday, Oct. 1 at Chicago LOS ANGELES CHICAGO x Craig (L), Churn, Labine, Koufax, Klippstein and Roseboro Wynn (W), Staley and Lollar HR: Kluszewski 2 T: 2:35, A: 48,013 Game 2, Friday, Oct. 2 at Chicago LOS ANGELES CHICAGO Podres (W), Sherry (S) and Roseboro Shaw (L), Lown, and Lollar HR: Neal 2, Essegian T: 2:21, A: 47,368 Game 3, Sunday, Oct. 4 at Los Angeles CHICAGO LOS ANGELES x Donovan (L), Staley, and Lollar Drysdale (W), Sherry (S) and Roseboro HR: None T: 2:33, A: 92,394 Game 5, Tuesday, Oct. 6 at Los Angeles CHICAGO LOS ANGELES Shaw (W), Pierce, Donovan (S) and Lollar Koufax (L), Williams, Roseboro and Pignatano HR: None T: 2:28, A: 92,706 Game 4, Monday, Oct. 5 at Los Angeles CHICAGO LOS ANGELES x Wynn, Lown, Pierce, Staley (L) and Lollar Craig, Sherry (W) and Roseboro HR: Lollar, Hodges T: 2:30, A: 92,650 Game 6, Thursday, Oct. 8 at Chicago LOS ANGELES CHICAGO Podres, Sherry (W) and Roseboro Wynn (L), Donovan, Lown, Staley, Pierce, Moore and Lollar HR: Snider, Moon, Kluszewski, Essegian T: 2:33, A: 47,653 Essegian Sherry Podres Hodges Neal Moon Demeter Wills Furillo Gilliam Snider Larker Roseboro Totals G IP H R ER BB SO W L ERA Williams Klippstein Labine Sherry Koufax Drysdale Podres Craig Churn Totals